28/06/2016 College Lecturer Exam LawII
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Rajasthan Public Service Commission 2016
Paper LawII
Ques: 150
Time: 3 Hours

1. What is Tort

a civil wrong

a criminal wrong

a contractual wrong

a political wrong


2. "Tortious liability arises from the breach of duty primarily fixed by law,such duty is towards persons generally and its breach is redressible by an action for unliquidated damages." This definition of tort was given by whom

Pollock

Salmond

Winfield

Bentham

3. Ashby V. White case relates to which of the following?

injuria sine damno

damnum sine injuria

inevitable accident

justice, equity and good conscience

4. General exceptions do not include which one of the following

inevitable accident

triffling acts

mistake

negligence


5. A lady teacher scolded a girl student for not doing the home work.The student was of emotional nature and she committed suicide.

Which one of the following statement is true regarding the liability of the teacher?

nil as she simply exercised her authority of chastisement.

she is liable to pay compensation for her death.

she has exceeded her authority, hence liable

she deserves to be removed from service.

6. The case of Fardon V. Harcourt Rivington relates to which of the following exception

Act of god

Statuory authority

Inevitable accident

Private defence


7. In which of the following cases the distinction between sovereign and non sovereign functions of the state was diluted by the Supreme Court?

N. Nagendra Rao V. State of A.P.

State of Rajasthan V.Vidyawati

P O Steam navigation company V. Secretary of State for India

Kasturilal Ralia Ram V. State of U.P.


8. Which one of the followings does not match properly

Ashby V. White Injuria Sine Damnum

Chasemor V. Richards Damnum Sine Injuria

Smith V. Baker Volenti non fit Injuria

Haynes V. Harwood Inevitable accident


9. "If homelessness were once admitted as a defence to tresspass, no one's home could be safe" who made the above observations

Lord Denning M.R.

Green M.R.

Lord Atkin

Holt C.J.


10. A man was going in dark from one place to another and came in contact with a live electric wire and died.

Which one of the following is correct

no one is liable as he should be vigilant

no one is liable as it is merely an accident

the Electric company is liable because it owes a strict liability

the Electric company is not liable as it takes only a routine care


11. The case of M.C. Mehta V. Union of India, AIR 1987SC 965 relates to the harm caused by the escape of which
thing

Oleum Gas from Shriram Foods Fertiliser Industries, Delhi

Smoke of Mathura Oil Refinery

Ganga water

Water of Kanpur Tannery Industries


12. In a Food Court while taking the dinner, a customer noticed a small cockroach in the vegetable and started vommitting.Regarding the liability of the supplier which one of the following is correct?

not liable as it is a triffling matter.

not liable as the customer should be beware.

not liable as the cockroach might have dropped after cooking.

liable as it is a gross negligence on his part.

13. gave a statement that s deceased mother was a prostitute. can sue on which of the following grounds

defames

affects s reputation

causes damage to

defames and hurts

14. In Municipal Corporation of Delhi V. Subhagwanti, the Supreme Court applied which of the following

the immunity of sovereignty

the immunity of Vis major

the rule of volenti non fit injuria

the doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur

15. The conductor of an overcrowded Bus invited the passengers to travel on the roof of the Bus. The Bus swerved on the right side of the road to overtake a cart and a passesnger was struck by an over hanging branch of a tree and died.Who is liable?

Only the owner of the Bus

Only the conductor of the Bus

The deceased was also liable

no one as it was merely an accident.


16. Private Nuisance is an "unlawful interference with a person's use or enjoyment of land or some right over or in connection with it." This definition of private nuisance was given by which one of the following jurists

Winfield

Salmond

Blackstone

Stephen

17. In India for removal of a public nuisance, a suit may be instituted by the Advocate General or with his written consent,by how many persons even without any special damage caused to them:

Atleast five persons

Atleast four persons

Atleast three persons

Atleast two persons

18. Which one of the following remedies is not available in a case of private nuisance?

abatement

prosecution of the defendent

damages

injunction


19. M.C.Mehta V.Union of India AIR 1987 SC 965 was a judgement of a bench comprising how many judges

2

3

5

7

20. The following can sue for defamation

A woman regarding her character

A Partnership firm

A Political Party

The Government


21. Who propounded The Rule of strict liability in Rylands V. Eletcher

Lord Moulton

Lord Cairns

Lord Reid

Blackburn J.

22. A newly married female filed a complaint in a court against her in laws for cruelly but the criminal proceedings are quashed at the cognizance stage on the ground that they are frivolous.

In this case which one of the following statement is correct

her in laws can't take any action against her.

her in laws can seek an anticipatory bail

She can file the case afresh on the same facts

her in laws can bring an action against her for malicious prosecution.


23. In which case the Rule of Last oppurtunity' was extended to cover cases of constructive last oppurtunity

Davies V. Mann (1842)

Parry V. Smith (1879)

British Columbia Electric Railway V. Loach (1916)

Fryer V. Selford Corporation (1937)


24. In which of the following offences mere preparation to commit an offence is punishable

theft

robbery

extortion

dacoity

25. The Commission of which offence under the Indian Penal Code,1860 is not punishable if the offender succeeds

Attempt to commit murder

Attempt to commit Suicide

Attempt to commit culpable homicide

Attempt to commit rape


26. Which one of the following statements is correct regarding a priest officiating at a bigamous marriage?

not liable as he performed the rituals only

not liable as it is the private affair of the parties

not liable as both the parties are major

liable

27. In the Indian Penal Code 1860 the word "animal" does not include

a human being

a bird

a monkey

a tiger

28. In the Indian Penal Code 1860 the word "document" does not include

Bill of Exchange

Cheque of a bank

Post mortem report

Coin

29. What is the minimum age for determining the criminal liability

ten years

seven years

nine years

twelve years

30. To take the defence of Section 84 of The Indian Penal Code,1860, what of the following must be proved by the accused?

his sudden and grave provocation.

his physical incapacity.

his medical insanity

his legal insanity


31. A boy aged 10 years runs with a banana from the shop of a fruit vendor. He is liable for which of the following offence

no offence as it is a triffling act.

theft

extortion

loot


32. A,B and C planned to loot a bank.A and B entered the Bank and came out running with the booty. C was waiting on the nearby road in his car with the engine on,escaped with them.What is the liability of C

C will not be liable as he did not enter the bank

C will not be liable as he is simply a paid driver.

C will not be liable as he did not participate in the loot.

C will be liable under 34 IPC for participation in the loot.

33. What is the minimum number of persons in an unlawful assembly?

Two

Three

Five

Seven

34. When an unlawful assembly turns violent,it becomes which of the following offence

mutiny

sedition

affray

rioting

35. A rioting cannot be committed by less than what number of persons


two persons

three persons

four persons

five persons

36. A husband and his wife started fighting by abusing each other, on a public road.A large crowd gathered there causing traffic jam. What offence they have committed under IPC

no offence

the offence of domestic violence

affray

mischief


37. A husband suspecting his wife's infidelity and her pregnancy struck a blow on her abdomen causing the death of the child.He is guilty of which offence

murder

culpable homicide

an offence under section 315 (Indian Penal Code)

grievous heart


38. Due to the arrogancy of the drunkard husband his enraged wife struck him a blow which ruptured his enlarged spleen, of which she was not aware, and he died. The wife is guilty of which offence

murder

culpable homicide not amounting to murder

grievous heart

simple heart

39. The accused administered arsenic in the food of the deceased deliberately. He is guilty of which offence

mischief

grievous heart

culpable homicide

murder

40. How many exceptions are available under section 300 I.P.C. whereby culpable homicide is not murder

Two

Three

Four

Five

41. The offence of attempt to murder is contained in the Indian Penal Code under which section

Section 121

Section 307

Section 309

Section 511

42. A man makes sexually coloured remarks upon a female coworker. He has committed the offence of

outraging her modesty

attempting to commit rape

sexual harassment

defamation


43. A readymade cloth merchant takes images of females by installing CCTV cameras in the changeroom. He has Committed the offence of

Voyuerism

Only sexual harassment

Only outraging their modesty

Sexual harrassment and outraging their modesty


44. A married Hindu girl of 17 years was living with her husband. One day, her father, in the absence and without the consent of her husband, takes his daughter with him. Has he committed any offence

He has committed the offence of deciet.

He has committed the offence of criminal conspiracy.

He has committed the offence of kidnapping from lawful guardianship

He has committed the offence of abduction


45. There cannot be the theft of which one of the following

a child

a horse

water

a Bull of a temple

46. A threatened to B to make her secrets out unless she gives him money. She did not pay. What offence has he committed

Extortion

robbery

Cheating

Criminal intimidation

47. X threatens Y to execute a gift deed in his favour otherwise he will kill him. X has committed what offence?

Cheating

Extortion

Robbery

Criminal intimidation

48. A has thrashed B and at the point of a knife asked him to deliver his purse. A is guilty of which offence

theft

Extortion

Robbery

Criminal intimidation


49. What is the minimum number of offenders in a offence of dacoity

Two

Three

Four

Five

50. A by pledging as diamonds articles which he knows are not diamonds, intentionally decieves and thereby dishonestly induces z to lend money. A is guilty of which offence

Cheating

Forgery

Mischief

Fraud

51. by a stone throw, smashed the window glass of his neighbour. He has committed what offence

Criminal intimidation

Mischief

Assault

Criminal force

52. The landlord of a house went to the residence of his tenant and scolded him. The later asked him to get out which he did not. He has committed which offence

Defamation

Assault

Criminal intimidation

Criminal tresspass

53. Under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 immovable property includes which one of the following

Right to collect rents of immovable property

Royalty

Copyright

Right to turn of worship


54. Transfer of Property Act, 1882 does not apply to which one of the following transfer?

Sale

Mortage

Gift

Will

55. What properties can be transferred under the Transfer of Property Act,1882

Spes successionis

Right to past maintenance

Easement

Right to sue

56. In what type of cases registration of transfer deed is not required?

Sale of tangible immovable property of Rs. 500

Simple mortgage

Gift of immovable property

Transfer of actionable claim.

57. When Rule against perpetuity invalidates the transfer of property

If a gift for charitable objects

If a personal contract

If a vested interest

Is a transfer in favour of an unborn person who is to take it after attaining the age of 21 years.

58. Section 35 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 relates to which of the following

vested interest

contingent interest

condition precedent

doctrine of election

59. The 'doctrine of fleding the grant by estoppee' applies in which case

the transferee has not rescinded the contract

property purchased by bonafide purchaser

property transferred by way of gifts

transfer of movable property

60. What is the position of the transfer of the disputed immovable property during the pendency of the suit?

void

voidable at the option and to the extent that it affects the rights of the other party who obtains the decree

valid

irregular

61. A debtor has four creditors but transferred his whole of the immovable property to only one of the creditors.

What is the legal position of this transfer

void

irregular

voidable

valid

62. The famous case of Nathulal V . Phool Chand (1969) 3SCC 120 relates to which of the followings

Transfer in favour of an unborn person

vested interest

doctrine of Pastperformance

Gift

63. Sale of tangible immovable property of how much value need not be made only by a registered instrument

Less than one hundred rupees

Two hundred rupees or more

Five hundred rupees or more

One thousand rupees or more

64. Possession of mortgaged property is given in which type of mortgage

Simple mortgage

Mortage by conditional sale

Usufructuary mortgage

Mortgage by deposit of title deeds

65. "Once a mortgage, always a mortgage and nothing but a mortgage."This maxim recognizes which right

Right of the mortgagor for the mortgage money.

Right of the mortgagor for redemption of the mortgaged property

Right of the mortgagee for his money

Right of the mortgagee for possession of the mortgaged property

66. In case of conflict between the doctrine of Marshalling and the doctrine of contribution, What shall be the fate

Marshalling shall prevail

Contribution shall prevail

No one shall prevail over the other.

The transfer shall fail.

67. In case of charge, the remedy available to the chargeholder for realisation of the amount will be as in the case of

Usufructuary mortgage

Simple mortgage

Mortgage by conditional sale

Mortgage by deposit of title deeds

68. In the absence of a contract or local law or usage to the contrary, what duration of a lease of immovable property for residental purposes shall deemed to be a lease

from month to month

for one year

for three years

for five years

69. When lease of immovable property does not determine

by efflux of time limited thereby

by ousting the lessee forcibly

by implied surrender

by forfeiture

70. The provisions of section 117 of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 do not apply in which one of the following cases

Agriculture purposes

Industrial purposes

Residential purposes

Mining purposes

71. A made a gift of a house to his son B and before he could give his acceptance, he was shot dead. What shall be the legal position of the gift

valid

voidable

void

irregular

72. What type of contract is formed when cash is withdrawn by a customer of a bank from an Automatic Teller machine

Express Contract

Executed

Tacit

Executory

73. Which one of the following case is related to the general offer

Boulton V. Jones

Carlill V. Carbolic Smok Ball Company

Tinn V. Hoffmann Company

Burner V. Moore

74. Communication of acceptance is complete against the proposer

When it comes to the knowledge of the proposer

When it is put in course of transmission to him so as to be out of power of the acceptor

When it comes to the knowledge of the persons to whom it is made

When it is made by the acceptor


75. A applies to a Banker for a loan at a time when there is a stringency in the money market. The Banker declines to make the loan except at an unusually high rate of interest. accepts the loan on these terms. Contract is

induced by undue influence

induced by Coercion

not induced by undue influence

adversely affected by Coercion and undue influence

76. The 'doctrine of restitution', relating to minor,as applicable in England does not apply in India,who held in the case of

Ajudhia Prasad V. Chandan Lal

Khan Gul V. Lakha Singh

Leslie V. Sheill

Narain Das V. Dhania


77. A entered into an agreement with to deliver him 5000 bags to be manufactured in his factory. The bags could not be manufactured because of the strike by the workers and fails to supply the said bags to Is liable

A is not liable because of 'initial impossibility'

A is not liable to due to supervening impossibility

A is liable to for non performance of Contract

A is not liable due to the applicability of initial as well as supervening impossibility

78. Which one of the following pair is not correctly matched

Fraud and Misrepresentation Boulton V. Jones (1857) 27LJ EX117

Contracts for the benefit of minor Raghava Chariar V. Srinivasa (1916)40 Mad 308

Privity of Consideration Chinnayya V. Ramayya (1882)4Mad.137

Sec. 25 of the Contract Act Ram Charan Das V. Girja Nandini Devi AIR 1966SC323


79. Recently the Supreme Court has discussed the imposition of 'penalty' and preestimation of damages in the case of Maya Devi V. Lalta Prasad AIR2014SC1356. The court has followed the principle of law laid down in

Sir Chunni Lal V. Mehta Sons Ltd. V. Century Spinning Manufacturing Co. Ltd. AIR1962SC1314

Fateh Chand V. Balkishan Das AIR1963SC1405

Both (Sir Chunni Lal V. Mehta Sons Ltd. V. Century Spinning Manufacturing Co. Ltd. AIR1962SC1314) and (Fateh Chand V. Balkishan Das AIR1963SC1405)

Murlidhar Chiranji Lal V. Harish Chandra Dwarkadas AIR1962SC366

80. Which one is not related to "Quantum Meruit"

Pinche V. Colburn (1831)

Craven Ellis V. Cannons Ltd. (1936)

Clay v. Yates (1856)

Ord V. Ord (1923)

81. Which one of the following Agreements by way of wager are not void

for a cricket match

for a www wrestling competition

for a car racing

for a horse racing if the amount of prize does not exceed rupees five hundred.

82. In the case of contingent contract if the happening of the event becomes impossible, In which of the following category it will be placed

void

voidable

valid

uncertain

83. A agrees to pay B 1,000 rupees if two straight lines should enclose a space . This agreement is of what type?

valid

voidable

void

pending

84. Point out the type of mortgage in which there is a personal covenant to repay the loan by the mortgagor.

usufructuary mortgage

Mortgage by deposit of title deeds

Mortgage by conditional sale

Simple Mortgage


85. A contracts with B to build a house for B on a labour contract. B was to provide him the building material but B failed to provide and the house could not be constructed. Here which one of the following statement is correct

A can himself arrange for the construction material.

A need not execute the work and B is bound to compensate him for the loss.

A should insist for extension of time.

A should realise the inability of B.


86. The 'doctrine of frustration' does not apply in which of the following

destruction of the subject matter.

death or incapacity of the party

intervention of war

commercial hardship

87. A paid Rs. 10,000 /to B for her dance to be performed in his theatre during the next 10 days but on the same day her leg was fractured. She could not give her performance and the infuriated crowd destroyed theatre. For which one of the following, B is liable to pay A

the advance money of Rs. 10,000

the compensation of loss of property.

the profit which would have been earned by A.

nothing as she is not at fault.

88. Which one of the following is not an actionable claim

Claims for arrears of rent

copyright of a book

Muslim woman's claim for her unpaid dower

claim for money due under insurance policy


89. in a wounded condition was admitted in a private hospital for treatment. After his treatment the hospital asked him to pay the bill. Which one of the following is the liability of

liable to pay as the hospital did not treat him gratuitously.

not liable to pay in the absence of his request

not liable to pay as the treatment should be free

not liable to pay as the hospital is bound to treat

90. The students of a private college were coerced to donate the excess fee charged from them for the College Development Fund. Which one of the liability is of the college

bound to refund the excess fee

not bound to refund as the have donated to the colle e.

not bound to refund as they should show sense of Alma mater.

not bound to refund as fee,once deposited, is never refunded.

91. A has made a contract with B a brass Band Company for Rs. 20,000 /to play the band at the marriage of his son. The Band Company did not turn up and the bride refused to marry son. In consequence, marriage was cancelled causing death due to heart attack. The Brass Band Company is liable for what

to compensate the bride's side for their entire loss

to compensate the bridegroom's side for their entire loss

to compensate for the death of A.

to compensate only for a difference of charges of A might have engaged another band Company with a higher amount.


92. The famous case os Maula Bux V. Union of India A.I.R. 1970 S.C.1955 relates to which one of the following

Earnest money and Security Deposit

Unliquidated damages

Quasicontracts

Contingent contracts

93. Codified Hindu law does not apply on which one of the following

Jains

Sikhs

Buddhists

Members of Scheduled Tribes

94. From which date The Hindu Marriage Act came into effect

18th May,1955

30th June,1955

20th September,1955

31st December,1955

95. By which one of the following two persons descended from a common ancestress but by different husbands are related to each other

fullblood

halfblood

uterineblood

natural blood

96. Up to what degree the Sapindarelationship with reference to any person for marriage extends in the line of ascent through the father

seven generations including himself

six generations including himself

five generations including himself

three generations including himself

97. In which of the following case of the Hindu Marriage Act was held to be violative of Articles 14 and 21 of the Indian constitution

T. Sareetha V. Vankatasubiah

Saroj Rani V. Sudharshan Kumar

Harvinder kaur V. Harmandar Singh

Capt. C.N.. Gautam V. Smt. Saroj Gautam


98. "The child was born 171 days after the first Coitus between the petitioner and the respondent wife. The delivery was normal and the child born was also normal. It was held that the petitioner was not the father of the child.' The facts are related to

Alka Sharma V. Abhinesh Sharma

Kishore Sahu V. Snehprabha Sahu

Mahendra Nanavati V. Sushila Nanavati

Raghunath V. Vijaya

99. A decree for judicial separation as an alternative relief in divorce proceedings may be passed by the Court, if the petition for divorce is founded on which of the following clause mentioned in Section









100. Which one of the following is not correctly matched

Dipanwita Roy V. Ronobroto DNA Test for allegation of infidelity

Vidhya Viswanathan V. Kartik Bala Krishnan Mental Cruelty

Vinod Kumar Subbiah V. Saraswati Palaniappan Cruelty as a ground for divorce

Swarajaya Lakshmi V. Padma Rao Unsoundness of Mind

101. Which one of the case is not related to Constructive desertion

Williams V. Williams

Lang V. Lang

Edwards V. Edwards

Buchler V. Buchler

102. Which one of the following is not correctly matched with reference to Hindu Succession Act, 1956

Computation of degrees Sec. 13

Right of Child in Womb Sec. 20

Murderer disqualified Sec. 25

Escheat Sec. 28


103. Which one of the following heirs in Class II of the Schedule Contained in Hindu Succession Act,1956 shall take
preference

1 Brother
2 Father
3 Brother's son

Select the correct answer using the codes given above codes

1,2 and 3

2,1 and 3

2 only

1 and 2


104. Which of the following Act came into force on 21st December, 1956

Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act

Hindu Succession Act

Hindu adoption and Maintenance Act

Guardians and wards Act

105. died in 1942 leaving behind him a widow and a son B1 . B1 also died leaving behind him a widow Sometime later remarried and then adopted a son in 1949. The adoption by was held invalid in which decided case

Fakirappa V. Savtrewa

Kisni V. Ratna

Asha Bai Kate V. Vithal Bhika Nade

Dhanraj V. Suraj Bai


106. On which of the following ground a Hindu wife looses her Right to Separate residance and maintenance from her husband

If she is unchaste

suffering from leprosy

becomes unsound mind

suffering from veneral disease


107. Recently a single bench of Rajasthan High Court held that " a Hindu is competent to adopt child of same sex irrespective of number of living biological sons or daughters." The view was taken by whom

Ajay Rastogi J.

J.K. Ranka J.

P.K. Lohra J.

Govind Mathur J.

108. Which one of the following case was followed by the Supreme Court while deciding Gita Hariharan V. Reserve Bank of India (1999)2SCC228

Panni Lal V. Rajinder Singh

Jijabai Vithalrao Gajre V. Pathan Khan

Chandanee Vidyavati Maddan V. Dr Kotilal

Manju Tiwari V. Rajendra Tiwari


109. By which one of the following child can be given in adoption

adoptive father

Step father

Widowed father

Natural father without the consent of his divorced wife

110. An unmarried female has given birth to a son and during his life time, has taken another boy in adoption. This adoption is of what type among the following

valid

Voidable

Void

irregular

111. When a Hindu wife is not entitled to maintenance from her husband under Hindu Adoption Maintenance Act, 1956

She is unchaste

She is imprisoned

She is suffering from virulent form of leprosy.

She is not obedient to her husband.

112. Under Section 21 of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act,1956 "dependents" does not mean which are of the following relative

His father

His mother

His widow who has married again

His 20 years old illegitimate daughter

113. Which one of the following is the natural guardians of a Hindu minor child

Father

Grand father

Grand mother

widowed stepmother

114. The transfer of immovable property of the Hindu minor by the natural guardian, without the previous permission of the court shall be of what type

void

valid

vidable at the instance of the minor

irregular

115. Regarding which one of the following the famous case of Hanooman Prasad Pandey V. Smt. Babooee Munraj Kunwaree 6 M.I.A.393 P.C. has laid down the law

powers of Hindu Manager or Natural Guardian

divorce

adoption

succession

116. Under Section 6 of Hindu Succession Act,1956 a daughter has been made a member of the Hindu coparcenery with effect from which date

1st August,2005

9th September,2005

31st October,2005

30th November,2005

117. What is the total number of class I heirs in the Hindu Succession Act,1956

Twelve

Fourteen

Sixteen

Eighteen

118. A Hindu male is survived by his adopted son, a natural son and a married daughter. His separate property will devolve upon

his natural son alone.

is natural son and his married daughter equally.

his natural son, and his adopted son equally.

his natural son,his adopted son and his married daughter equally.


119. A Hindu female is survived by her an illegitimate son, a legitimate son and a step daughter. Her property shall devolve upon

all the three heirs in equal ratio

her legitimate son only

her illegitimate son and the legitimate son in equal ratio.

her legitimate son and her step daughter in equal ratio.

120. A disqualified heir under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is a person who

has committed the murder of the deceased to inherit him.

if a female, has remarried to another male.

has renounced world.

has been suffering from mental disorder

121. Marriage according to Mahomedan law is not a sacrament but a civil contract. This was held in the famous case of

Abdul Fata Mahomed V. Russomoydhar Choudhary

Abdul Kadir v. Salima

A. Yusuf V. Sowramma

Anis Begum V. Muhammad Istafa

122. In Mohmandan Law, Puberty is presumed, in the absence of evidence,on completion of the age of

15 years

16 years

17 years

18 years

123. A Muslim marriage without witnesses is of what type

Valid

irregular

void

voidable

124. A muslim male has married his son's divorced wife. According to famous writer Mulla, what type of marriage is this

void

valid

voidable

irregular

125. In case of an irregular (fasid) marriage, the duration of Iddat will be

4 months and 10 days

3 courses

45 days

60 days

126. A Muslim marriage contracted without dower is

void

voidable

valid

irregular

127. The muslim widow's right of retention of possession of husband's property in lieu of her dower debt gives her the right to

sell the property

mortgage the property

gift the property

retain the possession only.

128. A muslim husband has divorced his wife by three pronouncements but married her again without undergoing any other legal formalities. This second marriage will be

void

irregular

voidable

valid

129. A HIBA to a person not yet in existence is

void

valid

irregular

voidable

130. A makes a gift to B of mango crop to be produced in 2018. This gift is

valid

voidable

void

irregular

131. The right of preemption based on vicinage was declared by the Supreme Court to be unconstitutional in the case of

Bhav Ram V. Baijnath

Abdur Kadir V. Salima

Habibur Rahman V. Altaf Ali

Maina Bibi V. chaudhary Akil Ahmed


132. After payment of funeral expenses and debts and without the consent of the hiers (after the death of the testator) a mahomedan can't by will dispose of more than

One half of the surplus of his estate

one third of the surplus of his estate

one fourth of the surplus of his estate

one fifth of the surplus of his estate

133. A bequest may be made to a child in the womb provided it is born within:

three months from the date of the will

four months from the date oh the will

five months from the date of the will

six months from the date of the will

134. A waqf can not be created for the construction of

sarai

University

Hospital

Church

135. "On the whole law Professors are not adequately trained in the technique of nondoctrinal empirical research." The statement was made by

Ernest M. Jones

Leonard G. Boonin.

O.C. Jensen

Julius Stone

136. "Interview" may be regarded as a systematic method by which a person enters more or less imaginatively into the life of a comparative stranger." This definition was given by

P.V.Young

C. Selltiz

Bogardus

Goode Hatt

137. According to formalness, the types of interview are

Personal and Group

Structural and Unstructural

Prearranged and casual

Diagnostic Treatment


138. "Schedule is the name usually applied to a set of questions which are asked and filled by an interviewer in a face to face situation with another." This view was taken by

Mc Curmic

Bogardus

M.H. Gobal

Goode and Hatt

139. which one is not a type of "Schedule"

Observation Schedule

Document Schedule

Focussed Schedule

Evaluation Schedule

140. A questionnare is a list of questions sent to a number of persons for them to answer. It secures standardised results that can be tabulated and treated statistically." Who took the above view

Bogardus

Goode Hatt

P.V. Young

Lundberg

141. On what basis questionnaire can be classified into open,closed,mixed and pictorial?

Nature

Characteristics

Size

object

142. Which one is not Correct

Social survey may be conducted on professional basis

Social research is not usually conducted on professional basis.

In Social Survey hypothesis is necessarily required

In social research hypothesis is very essential.

143. The last phase of the journey in research is

Formulating the problem

Collecting the data

Analysing the data

Report writing

144. Which one is not a source of finding a research problem

Research Supervisor

Research Literature

Research methods

List of research priority areas drawn by the research funding agencies.

145. "Hypothesis is a proposition which can be put to a test to determine its validity. It may be prove to be correct or incorrect." This statement was made by

Goode Hatt

Barr Scates

John W. Best

M.C. Guigan

146. Which one of the following is not a feature of doctrinal research

It lays much emphasis upon legal principles.

It is more concerned with social values people.

It involves empirical study.

It needs knowledge of other disciplines.

147. According to Goode Hatt which one of the following is not a source of hypothesis?

Analogies

General Culture

Scientific theory

Public Experience

148. Which one is not an advantage of sampling method

Economy of Resources

Economy of Time

Adaptability

Sampling Error

149. Which one is not a method of random sampling

Ad Hoc

Lottery

Tipett's number

Grid System

150. Which one of the following is not correctly matched

Survey Sample

Schedule Quota

Sampling Stratified

Interview Clinical